BE/BC Nuclear Medicine physician sought to join the Kettering Network Radiologists, Inc., serving 8 teaching hospitals in Southwestern Ohio within the Kettering Health Network (KHN), as well as other remote hospitals in Ohio and Indiana.

Nuclear Medicine is a distinct group within the medical imaging department.

• Candidates with additional clinical certifications and/or backgrounds are preferred.
• The candidate must have completed an ACGME approved nuclear medicine residency and be board eligible or certified by the ABNM.
• The candidate should be ACLS certified and credentialed to supervise and interpret stress tests.
• Must be comfortable in consulting, evaluating, treating, and clinically following patients with complex diseases with all the clinically available radiopharmaceuticals.
• Ohio and Indiana Medical Licenses (or eligible)

In addition to patient care, responsibilities include medical student and house staff teaching and participation in hospital committees and cancer conferences. The successful candidate will be able to interact with a multidisciplinary team of physicians and scientists. Moreover, the candidate must be willing to additionally support and work with colleagues and hospital administration to help develop the future of Molecular Imaging and Theranostics in the community setting. Faculty appointment at Wright State University and Ohio University is available.

KNRI provides an excellent compensation and benefit package. Benefit package includes health insurance, vision insurance, medical malpractice insurance, long term disability, life insurance and 401k contribution.

Please send cover letter and CV to Radiologist@kriview.com which will be forwarded to:

• Kyle Tharp, MD, President, Kettering Network Radiologists, Inc.
• Martin Jacobs, MD, Kettering Health Network, Kettering Network Radiologists, Inc.
• Arif Sheikh, MD, Kettering Health Network, Kettering Network Radiologists, Inc.
• Kurt Lenhart, CEO, Kettering Network Radiologists, Inc.